Daily Flow:

• Arrival & Greeting – Smooth transition from home to school, comfort from teachers
• Morning Exploration – Floor play, sensory bins, simple puzzles, block play
• Morning Snack – Social snack time, practicing self-feeding
• Outdoor Play – Climbing, push toys, sandbox, nature walks
• Circle Time – Songs, fingerplays, short stories, movement games
• Lunch – Family-style meals with teacher support
• Nap/Rest – Cozy rest time with soft music or white noise
• Afternoon Play – Art with safe materials, pretend play, water play
• Afternoon Snack – Shared snack and conversation
• Closing Activities – Quiet play, books, one-on-one time until departure

Program Overview:
Our youngest toddlers are busy explorers. The Toddler 1 program focuses on building trust, language development, and motor skills through play. Teachers support growing independence with nurturing care, while creating opportunities for curiosity, discovery, and joy in every part of the day.

Daily Flow:

• Arrival & Morning Play – Choice of centers, dramatic play, building blocks
• Circle Time – Songs, counting, movement activities, early discussions
• Morning Snack – Practice with self-help skills
• Outdoor Exploration – Climbing structures, group games, nature-based play
• Guided Learning/Project Work – Teacher-led activities inspired by children’s interests
• Lunch – Encouraging independence, trying new foods
• Nap/Rest – Group rest with comfort items, soothing music
• Afternoon Activities – Art, sensory exploration, cooperative play
• Afternoon Snack – Social snack time
• Closing Play & Goodbyes – Books, puzzles, quiet exploration before departure

Program Overview:
In the Toddler 2 program, children are gaining independence and beginning to play alongside peers. Teachers encourage problem-solving, early social skills, and self-help routines while still providing warm guidance. Days are filled with exploration, movement, and activities that spark curiosity and creativity.

Daily Flow:

• Arrival & Choice Time – Open centers for dramatic play, art, blocks, and books
• Circle Time – Calendar, weather, songs, story, group discussion
• Morning Snack – Peer conversation and independence
• Outdoor Play – Cooperative games, climbing, gardening, nature walks
• Project Work & Small Groups – Hands-on activities tied to class interests
• Lunch – Family-style meal with self-service opportunities
• Nap/Rest – Quiet time with soft music and relaxation
• Afternoon Enrichment – Art projects, music, movement, or cooking
• Afternoon Snack – Healthy snack and reflection time
• Closing Exploration – Free play, journaling/drawing, one-on-one interactions until departure

Program Description:
Our older toddlers are becoming more confident, independent, and social. The Toddler 3 program introduces longer group times, simple project work, and opportunities to practice cooperation and problem-solving. Teachers guide children through hands-on learning and nature-based play, helping them build readiness for the preschool years.